Bears quarterback Justin Fields had his foot stepped on at the end of Saturday’s 35-13 loss to the Bills. He also aggravated his left shoulder injury.

But Fields is “good to go” for Sunday’s game in Detroit, coach Matt Eberflus said. And despite the 3-12 record, there are no plans to shut Fields down for the rest of the season.

Eberflus said the team needs to get better as his reason for keeping Fields on the field. He also added he wants Fields to improve. The Bears conclude their season with two divisional games so it will be a good test to see where the team is at going forward. The Bears play the Lions and Vikings and both teams have given up their share of fantasy points to QBs, especially through the air.

Bears QB Justin Fields went to the locker room after an apparent hamstring injury against the Eagles.

Update: Fields has returned

Fields came up limping after a run that was negated by penalty and went straight to the locker room, not even a stop in the medical tent. Fields had another great game with 98 passing yards and 95 rushing yards, becoming just the third quarterback ever to rush for 1,000 yards in a single season, joining Michael Vick and Lamar Jackson. Nathan Peterman is in at quarterback for Chicago.

Matt Eberflus calls Fields "day-to-day" and says he is feeling better. He says anticipation is Fields will play on Sunday against Philadelphia.

Fields isn't practicing Wednesday according to Biggs. Biggs added Fields is in the building so he is remaining engaged with the gameplan and prep work to face the Eagles in Week 15.

Packers’ QB Aaron Rodgers is off the injury report and set to square off vs. Justin Fields.

Related Players: Jordan Love

The Bears defense sets up well for any quarterback, let alone Aaron Rodgers, who has a history of carving them up throughout his career. He is in play as a QB1 for Week 13

Bears listed QB Justin Fields as a full participant during today’s practice.

Related Players: Trevor Siemian

Siemian sadly travels to the bench, leaving us with a QB1 opportunity for Fields against the Green Bay Packers in Week 13.

Bears QB Justin Fields has been cleared to practice and remains day-to-day.

If Chicago had a real practice today Fields would be considered limited, the tweet went on to say. Jones went on to speculate that it sounds like the Bears won't reveal their plans at QB until gameday. However, it seems like pretty good news for Fields' owners he would have been considered limited today.

Bears QB Justin Fields suffered a left shoulder dislocation, sources say.

Related players: Trevor Siemian

Rapoport said it was a painful injury he somehow played through this past Sunday. Rapoport went on to say in his tweet that coach Matt Eberflus described Fields as “day-to-day.” His status for this Sunday is still to be determined. Rapoport also added this explains why Eberflus described Fields as day-to-day, but also did not out rule a season-ending situation as worst-case.

Cole Kmet’s early season lull appears to be in his rearview mirror. Before his first touchdown of 2022 against Dallas in Week 8, the Bears tight end had gone 28 straight games without a receiving touchdown. Kmet now seems to be developing into Justin Fields’ No. 1 option.

Kmet has been on the field for 92.9% of offensive snaps, the most by any skill player for Chicago. As the offense has expanded its capabilities with Fields’ growth over the last four weeks, Kmet’s opportunities have increased, the story said. It went on to say Kmet had put in countless hours perfecting his connection with Fields throughout the offseason.

The Chicago Bears are placing running back Khalil Herbert on injured reserve, according to ESPN’s Field Yates.

Related players: David Montgomery, Trestan Ebner, Darrynton Evans, Justin Fields

Herbert suffered a hip injury in Sunday’s loss to the Detroit Lions. With Herbert landing on IR, he’ll have to miss the next four games. He’s eligible to return in Week 16 against the Buffalo Bills, the story said - which is smack in the middle of the fantasy playoffs. Look for Montgomery to get an increased workload with Ebner and Evans battling for carries behind Monty. Of course Fields has been leading the way on the ground over the past several weeks.

The Bears had an extended break to prepare to face the Patriots after losing to the Commanders on Thursday night in Week 6 and one of the tweaks they made to their offense was expanding the amount of designed runs for quarterback Justin Fields.

Fields made the most of those opportunities and finished the night with 14 carries for 82 yards, including five third-down runs that turned into first downs. The added wrinkle of Fields running the ball had a ripple effect on the entire offense. David Montgomery and Khalil Herbert had strong nights running the ball while Fields converted five more third downs by throwing the ball.

Other reports said Fields had 11 designed runs on the right. Next up for the Bears is the Cowboys on the road in Week 8. With his rushing totals alone, Fields becomes a relevant QB option in just about any style of league, especially if you've been riding with Russell Wilson or Matt Ryan to this point.